Anybody looking for a NOS H2 Motor

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Anybody looking for a NOS H2 Motor

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Anybody looking for one of these Im sure they turn up all the time.

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Could be tempted. Will have a go see how far I get. :lol:
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Nigel S wrote:Could be tempted. Will have a go see how far I get. :lol:
a months wages.... :D
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stevie747 wrote:
Nigel S wrote:Could be tempted. Will have a go see how far I get. :lol:
a months wages.... :D


Did, nt want to spend that much Steve. :lol:
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Be interested to see if it meets it's reserve. But once it's fired up, it's no longer NOS, so it's more novelty value for me. Pink overflow pipes :shock:
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Also it would be good if anyone knows if H2 engines were pre-assmbled like this in the factory before going on the production line :smt102
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If your going to fit it to a bike you would need to overhaul the crank i would think the seals would have dried out after 40 odd years.
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have got one from Rick years ago, disassemble it before use and was a good thing as one of the outer seal ( but on the inner side) on the crank has been damage when Kawasaki built the engine :roll:
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